A Nice Cake. Oil on Canvas. 102cm x 76cm. © Nobby Seymour 1996.
Cool and Crisp. Oil on Canvas. 76cm x 107cm. © Nobby Seymour 1996
Roast Lambscape. Oil on Canvas. 3 Panels - 150cm x 241cm. © Nobby Seymour 1997
Boiled and Peeled. Oil on Canvas. 63cm x 112cm. © Nobby Seymour 1998
Losing Zest. Oil on Canvas. 41cm x 41cm. © Nobby Seymour 1998
Pelucid Ingredients. Oil on Canvas. 82cm x 61cm. © Nobby Seymour 1998
Just Dessert. Oil on Canvas. © Nobby Seymour 1998
Hoadley's Bluff Great Australian Bite. Oil on Canvas. 61cm x 56cm. © Nobby Seymour 1996
Tossed Salad. Oil on Canvas. 41cm x 56cm. © Nobby Seymour 1996
Towering Confection. Oil on Canvas. 150cm x 95cm. © Nobby Seymour 1997
Missing Segments. Oil on Canvas. 41cm x 41cm. © Nobby Seymour 1998
Bust Crust. Oil on Canvas. 152cm x 76cm. © Nobby Seymour 1998
Carême des Crustacés. Oil on Canvas. 95cm x 100cm. © Nobby Seymour 1998
William Mora Galleries, Melbourne - July 1998
During my years as a mural painter I was restricted, for practical reasons, to using acrylic paint as a medium. It is fast drying and loses a degree of its brightness and texture in drying.
In this, my first solo exhibition, I celebrate the comparative lushness of oil paint. Before painting murals full time I had worked in the catering industry as a sous chef (having moved on from architecture). Eventually I became more involved in food presentation, designing banquets and enjoying some work as a food stylist with commercial photographers.
This exhibition commemorates that period of my life.